Claim · model-written summary
The species grows on moist, very acidic soils below pH 4.
- Taxon
- R. luteum
Rhododendron luteume1 - Outcome
- soils where the species growe0
- Qualifier
- always moist and very acidic (pH below 4)e0
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Verbatim
e0“The soils where the species grow are always moist and very acidic (pH below 4).”
e1“In Volhynia plant communities with R. luteum cover over 1.5 billion ha.”
Title
Jerzy Piórecki; E. Dubiel 2009
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation The natural range includes the Caucasus, Asia Minor, Volhynia and the southeastern Alps.
- Observation A natural locality occurs in Wola Zarczycka near Lezajsk, Poland.
- Observation Yellow rhododendron from Volhynian Polesia was cultivated in most European botanic gardens by the first half of the nineteenth century.
- Observation Yellow azalea is common in private gardens and has also been planted in forests.
- Observation In Volhynian Polesia, the species is abundant in oak-pine mixed forests and can cover the full shrub layer.
- Observation The species is equally common in continental swamp pine forests.
- Observation In Volhynia, communities with R. luteum cover over 1.5 billion ha.